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lairrVVV 1rV r 1I1HARTFORD HERALDPKANK L 1IXrulrllurDKIIBR MATThEWSEditorSubscription 11 per Tear in advanceittthWEDNESDAYSENATOR Hirrell of Lo nn county Mated in the cnucua at Frankfort last Monday night that John HWballen hail toupht In billie him tolemain out of t 111 tuutuf and hadgiven him 81GOO an an inducementFirrYEtoiiT meralierii the fulliDemocratic etreuglh attended theHouse CBUCUR at Frankfort lastMonday evening Only four Demoerotic Senators refined to participate Iin tho caucus This leaves a cafeworking majorityTHE Republicans have talkedanmuch and glibly about a fiftycentdollar but it n a fact that we arenearer thin product of public financenow under the reign of the goldanstand rdthan ever before A dollarwill not now buymuch more thanhalf of the necessaries of life thatL it would a few years agoMR McKiNLKY Hands on the iUcgle standard for money and theodouble standardor morefor morals He Is for the tingle gold standard financial policy hut enters fnttha contract permitting polygamy toexin in tho Sulu nrcliipelauo andmgraciollaly permits the unlive t Bluttrto purchase their freedom at ilerlithmarket valueIf they canTUB Dally State Democrat in a tpaper just alurted Hi Pnniktort nriI Ifuwillpolitics and contain the full proceedbloge of the Legislature each dayThe need of a lively Democraticdaily at the States capital has beenfalong felt and the new paper will nodoubt meet with the success it deservesA SPECIAL from New York Baysthat city has the most forgetful I3manwork and forgets all about li sitedown to eat and commences takingoff his clothes imagining he is goingto bed c Pahawl thats nothing We have a number of subscribers who have evidently forzotliten to pay their subscription to THEHERALD for several years and vet tthey read our paper thoroughly fevery weekNo ACT of favoritciam ever received more just criticism than theoppointment by Mr McKinley of fthe son of Secretary Hy to rppresent the United Stales at Pretoriain the Trans van Hay Jris only 24years old and is no more fitted forsuch a place than a child is for Congress It was only by tho political 1 Ipull of hie father that he got theplace The appointment of so youngand inexperienced person to thisimportant post at BO critical a timepisMcKinleys administrationTHE country now has a fiftycenldollar as compared with nearly ci IItthe products of human labor Wehave a fifty cent dollar in the matterof iron and the products of iron alsocotton goods and many other of thenecessaries of life A dollar willnow buy little more of these thingthan fifty cents would a few yearsago And yet the Republicans want tthis sort of thIng perpetuated for alltime They tell you that it is prosperity and that the country neversaw such an era of good times as it iP i FSnow passing through But what tdoes the working manthe man whoEdoesphaveCAiT ELLIS voices the sentimentsof a majority of the voters of Ken Itucky in his open condemnation cJthe secret ballot We have hadnothing but trouble at elections eve rbsince this system of votinc was IniaugUrated in Kentucky No matterwhat kind ofa law may he inventedto go with it the secret ballot willstill stand as a menace to the privileges and rights of the voter as longaa it remain on our statute bonks IThe Republicans of course say thetho Democrats want this law nbol >lab because the latter cannot wintinder it hut this is not trite and iscweak charge in the face of so muchelection trouble ever since the seoretballot was adopted The oldfashioned of volin tho fairest andwayof voting was an Ibbeat Give us back the open ballotTar Republicans have heretoforeclaimed that they were just as goodbimetallists as the Democrats itt itall they wanted was the support ut fthingJustJust to prove that they meant whatthey said frove this matter Mr Mc IKinley sent a commission at a cost tI t Ito the taxpayers of more than8100000 to foreign countries to g 0tthrough the mockery of arrang1na 1for cooperation in the scheme of bi Imetallism Hut the mask has note Ibeen dropped and the Republican at Iparty stands out in its true IIghtI Ifor the gold standard iu the strictmest seme of the word No better 1proof ia l wanted of this than Ut rp Igold standarl bill which is l now before Congress ant which ia receiving lthe united support of the Hspublii I icans 1aTUB Secretary ifsthe Tieasury IMr Gage has brought upon himself ithe criticism of the best papers of tb 0o Icountry by a recent act of political Ifavoritism Mr Gage in the tilt I Icharge of hit duties baa tho disposal Iof large sums of money He deslgI Ined the National City Bank ofI INew York City commonly knownat the Standard Oil Bank as the det I tpository of the Internal revenue rt 3Trtfceipts of tin Government amount L jbif on an average to about 81000 I < I000 a day or more than 8250000 t 1000 a year This money the hen ItPLcan I troofsal favor it pays not a cent tothe Government This bank is up Iported and capitalized by a numberS pIof I the heads of the big syndicates oftlm I iminr mill II i I not hurd totiIIil II rern ih fvmrmlhy und frilowInfv InlIigpoMitPhilipplinii I I I ii I a prolonged asinine toj itt tiolia thtiiCHinI Arnerlcaiif cnmpriingI tlm flwrr III our brnve cilizrtiehlpjmid the chivalry of our armyI hath ve been mcrificfd and five timesthis I number have been crippled orinvoHilitl i l for ilfe Churchcc homesund i echdolhoiKia have Ivfn burnedby I tho hundred and thousands ofm i laenled only to be let alone and allowedI R peaceful existence In their owncountry aol under their own choiceof < government have been ruthlessly j slain or died of famine or woundsTho remainder Are only spared fora i like fate The blood of brave Imen i soaked in the mhos of destroyed < homes cilia out for justice andfor the stoppigj of this inhumanan ciuifelcea warMR WILLIAMS AND THE HERilDWe have received a very oiiustic Iand atiL > rv leticr from Mr Jesse tiWilliun who lives at McHenryKy Mr Williams gives lid a tern ptile e dre ine down in lanmugi more Iemphatic than kind becauie we supported tho G ohel ticket in the rec nt campaign and foiled to come Iout for lion John Young Brownwith whom Mr Williams cast his Ipolitical lot I Mr Williams infersthat THE HERALD ban been engaged Iengagcl1inttin j yellow journaliara whatever that Lmay IIII > B and 8I ya he wants hispper tniiil Wo noicc howeverthat he did not quit THE HERALDuntil u tho ltM II iue for which he had Ipaid I WH due him Riuht here wewiMi ID npoojzi to Mr WiMimsIifu r our oversight In this matteriiW e entirely forgot to ask him at the 3beginning of the campaign what Ipolicy j THE HERALD should pursueWe just didnt think of itand thefault was clearly ours We were 3not i in tho habit of consulting him inthese t matters and the thing elippeteour mind We hope however hew ailland try and remember what THEHERALD and the Democratic pantchas done for him in days gone byw chen Iof the support of most any old thingthat woull elect him to office Hwhould not let the vices of ingratitude j and prejudice overcome his obligations to old friendstAs regards the Brown men THEHERALD has always thought and iiepoken kindly of them We havenever denied them their opinionso arsaid sothat the L it N railroadhad much to do with the candidacy tof Mr Brown but for the rank and Ifile of his followers we had reapecprespectifif i not love We recognized theirgrievance f but deplored their modeof f retIrees We could tlotnor do1ri i ot yetsee how any true Democratc ttouldp Eubhicanthings t to which Democrats are opposed j opbBut for the man who expresses theentiments of Mr Williamshe heDemocrat Republican or BrownIm anwe have little patience If Ithings t dont go his way he resortsto t rpite and abuse and he seems Imagine i in his egotism that people should consult him before form Iine or expressing their convictions pWe will try however to get out an Iother tone of THE HERALD andperhaps a few more after that oneand in the place of Mr Williams aaname we have added twelve new ones ITHE NEW ELECTION COMMISSIONERSThe Democratic State Bard ofElection Commissioners is now com Ipo edof the following gentlemenSenator Poyntz who was a member ofthe t old board and held onj JudgeJohn Fulton of Bardstown and MrdMorton IJudge Fulton was selected by Senator Poynlz to fill the vacancy causetlb tlyiml Mr Yonts was chosen by Messrs IPoyntz j and Fulton to take the place Iof Capt WT EllisJudge Fulton is i ex Judge of Nel Id OU county and a man of recognized Integrity If Iintegrity j and natural ability Ho Is I Boa gentleman of fine character and anexcellent lawyer He will lend lstrength and decisiveness to the com Irabaion and to his stalwart Demca < Icracy will be coupled a spirit of fairueaj that will add great popularityto t its decisionsMr Morton K Yonts who hasbeen selected to take Capt Ellisplace on the commission ia i a youngman of probity and established ability t as a lawyer He is one of Wes ¬tern t Kentuckys most popular andwell known gentlemen both In polltics t and social life He has donevaliant work for the Democracyand he will render excellent serviceon the commissionThe new Democratic election commission is without doubt a strongtrio t of men all of recognized abilityand fitness They will constitute amost worthy tribunal and no bona st claimant need fear a trial beforethemthemGovGuy Taylor laboring under amisconception of the law has aptpointed Meser A M J Cocbran Inf Mnvfurilln and W H ATunlrnv of iCovington aa State Election Com Irnissioners to fill the vacancies causetiIby the resignations of Judge Pryorhand Capt Ellis Mr Cocbran is I awell known Republican and MrCMackoy Ie i an eratwhile Brown Damocrat There will of course be ac lash in regard to the legality andauthority of the two commiaiionsthe Republicans claiming that theyore proceeding according to the Constitution and the Daraocrala denyingthis and relying upon the plain etiloisno f law both organic and statutoryTho clause of the Constitutionfrom which the Ii piiblcana get theauthority of Gov Taylor to appointthe successors of Meter Ellis andaPryor Ie section 152 of the CoustituIon which saysVtcinclei In ill office for the StatetUrge or for dliltlcti larger than Icounty than be fllltd by appointment ofthe Governor All other appointmentVVAI shall be made i raiy be ptftcrlbcd by IlawlawSectionSection 03 of the Constitution saysinferior State offices not saysScfor in the Constitution may be appointed or elected in such manner asmay he prescribed by law and asI Itotio 1 n 1530 of tho Kentucky Statutesread1IORellgolllou I how ind to whom tenI ilerttt Alt reilgnMlons of office Ihlll beCI tendered to the court or officer who tarehquired to flit the vacancy Alt such res IIgnition shall be In writing and rell II llcetsed etc ofTtpteSectionofla w says in regard to vacanciestorr i vacancy occurs In nald boardwlillit the General Aaiembty la Insenlonlatd vacancy shall IK filled by election bytthe General Aa < embly If a vacancy orhvacancies occur In laid board whllit theGeneral Auemby lain I vacation the tamesametshall be filled by appointment by the reomaining member or members of sstdtboard Reiliinatlona rom Mid boardshall be In writing directed 1 to the boardcand filed among the recorda thereofEvidently the Democrats havecomplied strictly with the law intheir case The Goebel law was notin i vogue when tho present Conetitubtion t i was adopted and consequentlyno specific provision was made for theresignation of officers who administerit i The law itself specifies action inthe t premises at hand and this theaDemocrats 1 have carefully observedThe 1 position of election commissioneris i not considered an elective officetby t many in the strictest sense of theword and it is therefore contendedthat t Gov Taylor has overreachedhis t authority in filling vacancieswhich do not come under his junetdiction The matter will go beforethe t Court of Appeals and will therebe t finally decidedaKentuckyElectionElection Commission before whomcome the contests for State officescomposed of Messrs Poyntz Fultonand Yonts is now open and readyfor f business and being fully empowered to legally act in the matterdwill commence operations the firstof next weekZ Wayno Griffin Bro enaranteeevery bottle of Chamberlains Congh IRemedy and will refund the money toanyone who ia not satisfied after ntingtwothirds t of tbo contents This is thebelt remedy in the world for la grippef Icoagba colds croup and hoopiogJconch nod is pleasant and safe to takeIt prevents any tendency of a cold toresult i ia pneumonia mWill Have the Country With ThemSavannah NewsIf the Democrats make opposition totrusts their one great is ue tbey will Ihave the country with them People of Ir riia ll classes are snffcring from the exa tctions I3f inc f compelled to pay more for fertilizersand wageearners have to pay more forthe necessaries of life And tbe Itepublican party ia l largely responsible forthe existence of trusts because it ref uses to reduce those tariff duties whichmake the existence of certain trustspossibleTo accommodate those who are partial to the use of atomizers in applyingliquid into the nasal passages for catnrrbal trembles tbe proprietors prepareElys Liquid Cream Balm Price Incladinc too spraying tube Is 75 centsDrnRgiatsor by mail The liqntd embodies the medicinal propel ties of thes olid preparation Cream Balm is 1quickly absorbed by the membrane anddoes not dry np tbe secretions butobflinces them to a natural and healthyoharncter Ely Brothers CO WarrenSt t N YChoked his Wife to DeathtBALTIMORE December 30 FranklinIB Livingston the blind man who lateon Cbrhtmns night strangled his wife CI IDoru LiviDijstOD and on tbe followingfollowingday ipolice station was discharged from custody j today by Judge Stockbridge Hioattorney asked tbut ba be released ontho i ground that the Coroner jury bad 1decided that the murder wag committed in selfdefense and that the com Vmitment of the Coroner chainingLivingston with murder was defective IJudge ijtockbaidgo took this view andd i prisonerTheThe evidence before the CoronersJury j < showed that Livingston bad bee attackedattacked in the middle of the night bybyblabis wife and that lie choked her ti Deathdeath to save his own lifeYOU should know that Politys Honey and Tar is absolutely the beet remedy for all diseases of the Throat Chestor Lungs Dtaers are anlhor zed 10 tguarantee it to give satisfaction in allcases For sale by JH Williams mNews From FrankfortThe Daily State Democrat Frankj forts new paper witb fall preoecdincsof f the Legislature mob day and nil theiutvrestini i inside political eosulp oftblo I momentous session will be tentyon the entire session for one dollaroaeb Bund dollar bill check or ordernt t onco totnKBNTUCKT STATE DEMocRAT409 Main Street Frankfort KyTHE i SICK AREMADE WELL IAnd the AVenU nre Iteotored to Full Vigorand Ntregti nt the IluniU of tho Greateat Healer urMotluruTliuvahleaieroModurnTiicaRamRam o JollnnalnorncbttorwoaltaMIII IAre You 1N4 Tour iIoi i how tint tcoUinq 1rSick n f 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f nhoa few month latertlunkpAll h rave IAll Diseases lir llulluwnr ireala all dlwii MCured how I IJiIU I to men aIoIoIMorrb ai IIMorrb nheuruRIIm hlnft Complaint ECZPlu aa nil all Irms II hallerlnll sri chronic IIloIOrdrVarloooelt andrriJ HIIII aiicefw Inthaand irntniTOt Tl Vnrlcocelo ami iStrloture Btflcturo without theolil 1 ni r hint Ceorcniilfrr hpiienomniI l l Tliepatient Ii treated by ChiC mrfliol MI hli ounhmiiewithout Minor Inwol tlmn from Innlno Tlilxlap oltIly llip only Irratment wblrh cum wllh I outsoperation IT taitiawarrall I IlioixirllruUraltrnt luirllcuiaraitnihen f 10 Ij page nZMJW and ill of liliui I hook lileb alit U IlicullnnEvery I >KWrrfi iiln liyDr flilliawntSpeolally II I Pelf IrmlM 1 rcnrifinii fullTreatednahiirecil I mlertI li rpnrilp Renrl iran wad Ihim am nrepan4 Irma lbs Iret ecu littilrne In Ihli i own i 1Iorolorl l umlvr lila Irnal l oTurrlKbtand ill Irnmciwliil prr rlptlon if lilnoirnr rlDr Ilalhawur uaIe ui rijurm i for cons IiLow laUolI oSUclYIC4 atIltr It IiIM ofUrn or h 7Fiatnaaliaruh < tiuti cae ltakn tli inro icemen cOrnet ill tBedlclueaaod ci infIlonllnlcoJJ NEWTON HATHAWAY M DDr IliitluiHitr St CouCoaOUtlmrrliHIrtetEOU TeuJIKNTIOS a IJIKNTIOS IlllS JAlKK 1VJIKN W1IITINU IRELIGION ANOTHETARIFFseaScheme of Republicans to Commit theI Preachers Gages DefiancehaI ol Public OpinionSpecial to Tot HRHALDi WAsntNoioN Jan 1 1000 SenatorOookroll the hading Democratic memober of the Senate Committee on Mili >I taiy Affaire is strongly oppoetd to theI I Kepnblioan impertalletlo in realitytn1jplan for n lingo standing army and Inj I teud8 to tight It every time It shows Itsbead lie said on the subject TheGTbeII army oatMbllsbmentig provided for until l July 1 1001 and there is no necessity roJr lelol18atlon lit thIs sesdou 00 theaObJeol This Rives ns u year and a halfdato consider tbe mutter and decide whatIwbathadslightly increasing the artillery arm ofItbe service to take cato of our lotcoast fottitloations bat I do not seahithere t is now or will be in the near future any occasion for a permanent Increase in tbe number of infantry or olvary regiments above that which has Ibeen provided for by law for a numberof f yearsCaptain Sigsbeo and Chaplain Chadwick had charge of tbo funeral over the Ibodies of 160 ol the crew of tbe battlechip Maine which were brought from IHavana this week and interred iu Arht ugton cemetery The ceremonies Iwere very simple ceremonieshoNeither Mr Quay nor bis friends are Iacting like men who are confident oflanding l that seat in the Senate Theyare iu reality alarmed because of thetheIallarge l number of Senators who decline Ito t say how they will vote IThe American Protective TanifiarLeague has dono many eb nrd tbinerbnt all its tfforts in tbat line have been II eclipsed by a ciioalarltttor it has sentcoto preachers for tbe parpoie of tryingI to t get them to say that church uollecBIons Itariff t The ministers of Watblnutouore inclined to resent this attempt tonso them for pi 1tloul pnrposea Oneof f themDr AUx > mdei MackiySmitb Iwho voiced the opinion of tbe most ofthem t taut Tho weather cuts moreflearein church collections than aDVfltt tariff measure tbat could bo framed I Ih j ave noticed tbat collections frrquebtly Pf Dalld aiay <tbo greatest tbinu to be considered IiI rtbe I gentlemen who are sending taut thecirculars can prove tbat more people goto t church under a ptotective tariff than Inuder a tariff for revenue I will be inclined to think tbat there is somethingin i their contentionSecretary Gage showed his contempt Lfor public opinion when be ordered Isomething like a million dollars a daythe t receipt of tine Qevernment for intercul t revenue taxes deposited in a ifavored New Yurk bank pending distribntion t among otuor netionab tbanks but he may find himself in hotwater on account of that order as a iSenator is l quoted as having said of tbeorder The only cuticfiction Secretarylace vuuiibsHfes to the o mutry is tbatit is u confllentlttl arrauuemtnt between tbo Treasury and tbo LankThat is a qifer way tJ tilk nU > nt th aGovernment transactions and Iwouldnt lie surprised if an effort abooldbe made in tbe Senate to ask eomesharp Iquestions about it I remember that nbig muss was kicked up during MrClevelanda Admluintratiou because a imuch smaller sum of Government money was deposited in widely scatteredbanks In Jacksons time tbe camequestion was railed and tbe countrysat down bard on the schemeThe bearings In tbe cue of rClark of Montana which are to beginJan U I before the Senate committee onElections will boeenbstloual if SenatorClark proves as bo says he Kenatoitthe whole case againi him bas been a IconspIracy which having failed to prevent the Montana Legislature electingI him Henatortarned its scheme towardsthe U S Senate with the hope of getotinethough each witnee from Montana will 1cost abont SIMO a large number hay 0bcpn t summoned by thn ommitteeExSenator Fniilkn > r of We t VirginiaIs Senator ClarkVcbicf counsela100 Reward 100The readers of Ibis paper will be pleased tolearn that there U at least one dreaded dltease 1that science has keen able 10 cure In all Itsstages and that U I Catarrh Haifa CatarrhTCureCure la the only potttlve cure known to themedical fraternity Catarrh being a conilltilIonel ill ease requires a constitutional treatIyment Halls Catarrh Cured l taken Internallyacting directly upon the blood and nauseous sutfaces of the system thereby destroying thethafoundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitutionand assisting nature In doing Its work Thi ICfproprietors hove ao much faith In Ita curattbpowers that they offer One Hundred Dollars forany case that It falls to cure Send for llita oftestimonials tAddreaSold by Druggist jjcHalli Family Illla are the bestPlease Have Read In Every School 1room In Your DistrictEvery blind chili in Eentuokywhososight is l BO weak an t > prevent u fromgoing to a school fur the seeing 04n geta free edncition together witn boardand lodging at the State toluol for theblind in Louisville KyThere Is no charge for board or tai Clion and if the childs parents are toopoor to pay the railroad fare und tj IIhoclothe the obild tbe State will provideclothing and will pay tbn railroad farobotii tn the fcuoi 1 und buck to its humeoi > iiiu at vacationThe school session IH frcm the tnUMIeof Hcptf > mbpr tn the middle of June I Iund the children Ill go to their homes ifor the summer vacation us the Statewishes to kep dive the familv ties StateI IThere aria seParates scbobh for tbo 1white children and for tbe coloredchildren in separate bnlldlns sumodistance apart each with ill own sot ofteachersTo get n child into tbo school it iaonly necessary to writs to the Superbtendent nf tbe school thn namo of thochild and itt ago tho names of its Ipurnuts and their pontoulce address and jtactile whether the child has a soundmind and Is free Mora disease and tostate win thor the child baa been vaccinatedToTo secure clothing and car far > Uiprounit 1 bi a oTllHcutt dinned bv thecounty jldafi or tbe nonreit t clergyman For fnttier Information write to B In Hnntion Suit Schools for the Iblind in Lonlaville Ky or to any off itst triuteos in Louisville Ky IThese are Andrew Cowan AngnstnaE Wilbnn Charles T DAIIrd Miiobia l JluldoonRsv Adilph MneerD D i Il ames A Leech Logan 0 Mjirrnv DrWilliam Obeltlum Dr L B Mourt ryBucklens Arnica Salve I IHas world wide fame for mary loi Islotiontion ointment or balm for Cut DornBOorollnuroHume Boil Sores Felons UlcersUlcersTolloTether Holl lltxiim Fever Ou riki >tied nand Skin Eruptions Infalllhlofor Piles Core pnornnteod Only 2 10at < T II William drug store 01I IFrozen Standing UpLONDON KY Deo 30 William JMoNeol an old and highly respectedfarmer f of Piltnbnrg this com tv wai ifound near his home Ibis morningstanding ooalnst a feiice frl zen Hebad gone away from home mterriaynnd was returning last t night wbn bo 1succumbed to the cold Relatives bobig alarmed by his failure to returnsea rched the neighborhood for him allat flight bat did uot find him untilafter dayl teak lie was leaiilDg nlRluta plank fence nod wax thought to bitolive nntll it was discovered his bodyhOllyhadIIWill Fight for CharitySpecial dispatch to the KnqulrerJDETROIT Mien Deo 20At noonnoontoday Iparson of lionel Oak accompanied bymatmi nf tn rBdliio All letio ClubClubfoenttirH Mil ir Mi hiirtM rfflon Themlnitr < ewe inln iianti the uIII IButton uiadu tbat bo was ready to enca thgeGnard Armor January 0 for sweetobari s talc If the lhyur would exSlenllMid0brl° Ohr t wfl a man on whom no onorlarrd tar tinndn I8ee tin reason wbyI honMnt sitar ns vll as talk forarityIcharily forI I1 I RUvor Mat bury was plpaurd to liavnhim fliht if he wished tsen that wan nili i settled < soil tto Mayor OlUd bin stenoI erapher P1 dictated a fjraal invltnti viuu AlteH answer 10 ffct Is as rolIow10I IWlitA linen notlvilv Intpreatfd in atlilinttti t ttcsjgt 1 tl athletic club which was approvedapprovedbyWhen asked an to lila ptivpieal conilldition Mr Axtell said that his lost affairlwith lift landlord was a parlous onn andanllbowillbebe fltnnd will siar Mirro ronnda forpoints with Percy Puttersoc championamateur whecimanIIL A Q roer Berry Ferry KvwritestlD tlr Iaronsea the liver to action likn clomelwi ethoutIt in a ctrengthing tniilo Clears Ibooomplpxion I firk U stronger andpnperlor to Zeilina HLUUtor andAndDhcknWilliamsteB eef Famine Threatens KlondIdglTOCOMA WASU Deo 31 Beef amine i threaten tUe Kfucdikp Ileceiitletters 1 from Dawaon eUlcd that by theAend of December Ilitrx wiulil not liea pnnntl of fresh intent left Beef wanretailing at n dollar our pound early inDecember with I tle to ho had TheBitnation is more eerlcns from the tactthat herds of moose oDd cariboo havebeen t very scare with the neitlement ottbe t Yukon and even the Indians find itdifficult to sconce them Fresh beef fshipped i over ice can not reach Daw beeffibefore I March 1Two Well Known StatesmenIta Slked porcbIa 7nd Iof Foleys Honey and Tr will explainwhy they could do this witbont injuryto their vocal organs It in largely nstdby speakers and ringers For sale byJ H Willlamr 00Died at HavannaA letter I wis receiveil at LriloLDild Ij GWW 0 ler from hie nor Jno Oiler ofOumpiuy I F Jiigbtb retiimptjtititioned Iat Havanna which rvporlh ti p death nn It tInhl EtotseitsHobeit 1 of the semi cnnjpmv Hod reid 1w ientr utilnr army in 1SII7 with several oherLcitoliflfM 1 hop was in Ma thirtiethyeiir J He was a sun of H H Robertof f LeitcbQeld aod his line wonM haveexpired next Angntt when he expectedctldi i taNotice to CreditorsfOiuo CIRCUIT CODIIT1 M I Bryint Ailinr cVJNancy Bryant cAll persona having claim uitaiut theettle i of A A Bryant deiiased lirehereby j nutfird tu prennt their claImproperly i veriQil tu mo nt my office ouor bnfore the 1itb day of February WOOor they will be burredburredlionANli0t5SOW j M C 0 0 05Ien cnu bo cured privntilv I and postI t I sivclettr Write fir new free book Dr JJNN iUthwnr 80J Cborcli Street NuBbvill Tcnn 49ylUsn laLBUEAiirn SWASH DOWNTwo Remedies for the Trust EvilKatism City TimeR IThere are twotnilliidt v hich will goR great way If not Uie entire dlttaicetoward wiping out tli traig OUt oftbfbu IH this iibiilitiiu nf iiirill unties oue very lilt ole UH l wnda t andj ct forIt runt monopoly The itbur IB To retirefrom power the Republican party anorganization whose economic policy hasbeen the prolific breeder of troets andwhose political existence is mainly dependent upon the campaign contribut ions of trustsm ttrustsJiis1 pJust I pt pCOllghLNot worth paying attentionI to you say Perhaps you7 youhaveIts annoying because youhave a constant desire tocough It annoys you alsobecause you remember thatweak lungs Is a family failingp coughAtAt last It Is hemorrhageAt first It Is easy to cureAt last extremely difficultdifficultPAllers 4S 4Cherrg IPectoralquickly conquers your littleY hacking coughcought t doubt aboutthe euro now Doubt comest from neglectFor over half a centuryAyera Cherry Pectoral hasI Ibeen curing colds and coughsand preventingconsumptlonprevenllngconsumptlonItIt cures Consumption alsoHIf taken in timeKMP tIC or fir AicrscicrriPectoral Plasters over ovflings II goi coughShall WI lend you avbook on Ihla subject freeI IIciii I Medloal Vjkartmnt IIf you bay any compltfliwlist I II Iever and deilro I lh I belt rnadlraladvlca you can poiilblr ot > talnwrltatli doctor IrI iy You will nella > promprpllthouteOIIA4011 It J U A YEI IYEILawsULawsUul IWhat we Say we do we doVcl 5 v W e de ThisWe sell the best goodfs we can find at the lowest prices we can afford no TRASH at any I price Our stock is equal to ANY betterIenth an MANY All1 new and uptodate Below we give a few pricesII I Ladies FurnishingsILm1ios I hemstitched Htiiulkcrchiofs tho newest in townnt all prices ranging from lcto 50c ouchI I Seo our display of newestand latest things in hulksTiesicsAA very fine variety of Misso I iRain Coats anil Indies Mcj IIn toshesIntoshcsAA large assortment t ofI Hosiery from 5e a I pair andup j Ladies tleccuhned lio < i >Iextra quality from 10 toofcentsA full line of ladies Coi iwtt ifrom 2ue to t2o ineludithe celebrated Dr I i Thompsons tglove fitting and the HI1and II and II leather tiIL lll IA hcautiful line of bine illand pink Coisete at oOcComfortsalico bed Comforts fitiieyfigured t covering 100Extra lino of white KdSpreads at hOc IJetter ualiiy7fic to 200LinensFancy Napkins oOu Pa f IToo and Si5c per doxeti 11II IIAll bleached dinner 11 i Ikins j 55c to 135 per doe i ISatin table Damask < iIfle i 50e and JoeColored table Damask I1 j I2oc and locNice line of plain and f 1 i cy ITowels from 20c to S 10 prf I i tti IV I I j I 11I IMens jGO9ds jGoodsCUc 7oe und 100 for monaOxford I Mnllleis I I all stylesA beautiful line of montfancy Suspendeis at popularpricesA handsome lino of mensand boys fancy and whitebosom Shirts in all now andlate patterns rOur mens half Hose department is i full and completein late noveltiesnuultiosI I Umbrellas innatural wood handles also Itvast assortment of ladies andmens fancy trimmed Umbrel 1las ranging in price from 75cto 250Just received a nice lino ofmens and boys fine IlaUsMoves of all kinds for riding driving and street wearYoung men ask to see ourexcellent line I of Clothing andhandsome I hcrcoatsVCloaksOur I assortment of ladiesand mis < cs Cloaks and Capes Iis now and uptodate ThoCloaks are in 1 all the newshades and styles Ve haveCapes ill Kroudcloth 111t hand itlf I IHectsilIr i lino of skirt lining is i fI strictly uptudato We haveI it in I Irocadid I l ftitccn and alsoill fancy ranging ill price fromi lc I ti l < > 24 lIt < per yardI IWe respectfully invite you to call and examine our goods beforepurchasing elsewhere and we are SURE of pleasing you The politest I attention will be given to all We are anxious to show you ourstock and will make your visit profitable5 L m 1 1 JtIlI profitabletp J tf Jr J 1l m YIVtVWALTONS CHEEKSitClal to Tint IlKKALII JJin tIr 1 Hob rolir iud Ittailyof Prentice have bevu visiting rcitivea ihere for the past t week They unlinedunlinedbomobomo Ut Wfdueeday IMr Jack Russet baa fold biB tim f totoMrhl8boub ought property near ildllu aid baamoved to the ameIMrs Greenwood of Oontml Cty ha II Ib Ltevens ISloveDBStovtnllMisaMiss Ella M dir of the ProsldpnoeDeigbliorbood IH lljennett of itt sitter IMrs Qeo IlbradfMeasr 8 A Bilbro A Jltbradaand J 0 Jackson are makta reart lions to co to Eobnul 1ft Bert rd tbo 1ipring termbeenIIvlDllliviDR l In lliis coratnnnltv fir quitewhile hAil movoil to EobolMiss Mattie HtfvecH 18 isi 1 tag reinrelaUnA lMra James Ie Thomson kmikiniprenaralionfi to jo to IllinoisJ I Benoett wont to Otrooiiaro last 1week jweekMlsaMiss Nellie Tlobnnor gave I birthdayparty to her many friends las Satnrdaynlcht It wae ItiglilY 01 joy 1 Ijy allallMicaMica Monde Bennett of Punt PleatMIhis siIdA Aabby for a week or 801118 return Ied homeborneMiMPBMisses Sadie and Mettle Cummin ofPond Ron neighborhood have beenvlaltini relatives bore Ttuy rotnrned i Ih MondayMrMr Bam Jimerfon bf SulphurBprtiiK baa been tlntli c lends andrelative here Ho retmed homebomeBall1rdllVMr Tom Ilidwell of Goman Kv Is JvlBltlotr relative hero I 1A nrorootRd meeting clturd here th IC23 nit There were bl tweet 35 nnd 40onnverslnni It aao > Jndnited by Ruts iBrown and JornsciDMade Young AgainI IOne of Dr Kings Nev LIfo Pilli leach nlcht fur two week Im lint me in I I10Itllnlm rnrntf 1of f DiminflitowD Pa Tlnyre the beetI andBowelBowel Porch vceiHK Nevert ripe Only 85o ot J 1 H WilliamWi1IlamlDroitThe Work ott the Weekly Press IAtlanta Couitltutfoq I IDaily newspapers nw Hi Ilok fur f8 atpa and people hut bifore the daily Inewapapt are than aVtA Into play 1 Ihere must have I slated the prvlimlary tdlfcuMloo In which ecli onmrannity Iwhich pure tomato nn Ihn whole has Ifnr f itMlf iMaced npon lIIIPf i tn 1lllOlr1 <1lllOlr1Itllr iI Itdf In pnaiiimi to niasir iu the rolloil of iml In opinion In Ihh contrnveray the locul newipprr Ian l reopwltvfnr f without a conconinn nf local opinionthorn can bo 10 i welldefioed pnblloopinionIf Irritiblc Out nf Forlg DepressedIn i Spirits have H Dull HoHdacbe taba few doses Dr M A Simmons Live rMedicine for quick role r For LlnrI IJ D Willlann HnrtfdJ Ky mIa 1Colored Dress GoodsSo our lino of CovertOlnilis IMtiitln Sergeti NoveltyHnitings Henriettas PoplinsPoplinslultlotc tlotcii lilt black dress good mustbefell to be appreciated comp6td of CreponB Cassimeiy Ij I Hivadelotlis I Mohairs etc Ahut line of striped and figuredOuting ClotliAutul Flanneletts1V 1 per yardII I I i lldBlanketsBlankets4 iood 101 Blankets lOci Hotter I grade fiOe iOc and G5cliiinl 111 I Mlankets Tfie Betlll t r grado l lJu 1 up to 500Upholstery DepartI mentA largo and lioautiful i 1m ituiitmeiitof t Uiig l SomethingIIl > u in i this lineI i iortiers I in j prices to t suit ttin1 timiA See them Ilato Ctirtains lw to t f > UI IjKi lau >1Dont 1 j I lt1toltt fail I to see our lino ofI rrunks Tel lIlO pe l TravelingHags and Dross Suit CasesShoesI IOur Shoes for ladies goutsland children are the talk ofthe country Call and examktiC t I to see our IHed 1 Top Hoots for little boys IThe famous Woonsocket iDuck I Snaglcss Kuhber Hootsthe best in the market at l > rI IIFORTYNINE YEARSEXPERIENCEIIN I I I IIAVIMIMdI i Furniture Chairs Carj I pets Trunks Cooki I Stoves Road ScrapersScrapersLogScrapersIWagons Surreys Buggies Phaetons EtcI HAVE 400 HANDSOME KOCKINGCHAIRS FROM 1 SOc UP AND NOONE CAN UNDERSELL HEHALLjOWENS ono KYHEREIf it is neat and clean Lnun I Idry you Avantsavo your Shirts i ICollars and Culls for Cloy 3d11cr lRidimond Steam Laundry1a 1which does only firstclassjjwork Laundry called for anddelivered and satisfaction guaranteeTj Loavo your laundry at IR T hers saddlery shopiE3 PATEt IJEWELERHartford KyIHartfordWatch Clock sod Jewelry Repairing done in rstolaes orderIond GuaranteedOPIICH NKXT DOOIt TO RKU FRONTrKIMBALLPianos and OrgansARE THE BESTUndorsod by the lending nrtlstsof f 1the world wrlto K T Hnmmon ITerritorial MuniiKcr Owunsboro KyKr1tor 1 IVKeown 8 MarlinJSutteolDrl 10 1lknl RossnOlllltlTOIISE3AerFOeciue1 t feEverything in tho livery line at moat Sreasonable rates Good teams goodtiequipped stable in the Green RiverOoantry Buggies and Wagons for BaleiuS1sea on Birdarll Wagons a specialtyBest of feed and your horse will roc rive beat attention Give ni a callKeown Martin Hartford KyHELLOEXCHANGEIN TOE PROGRESS OF THETOETIMESTIMES few persona can afford to benaltfordrTtlepbooo and Exchange Oo baa linesrtoobluR to nearly every part of Ohioo nbtv nil several leotlona of adjoining l coanlirt It ia an independentcompany owned by homo people sadia I a home enterprise nitlng excellents asrvio at n very obonp rate CnnoroHi jwith the Harrison Exchange at Owenshorn via Fordaville Give It your sup >snpfDB E W FOnD ororIMATTinaLTHartfordV Hartford Ky4VjV